Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-03-05
CCLLYER CARVINGS.
COLLIER, TREGo Co., March 2, 1887

Wet soil.
Watery wallows.
Rapidly growing rye.
An icy-covered landscape.
School will close on Friday.
Go to Siebert's market for salt and
smoked meats. 404
Winter and summer weather have been
experienced the past week.
J. @. Martin is putting up stable for
Mills & Sons, back of their store.
do not LET business or Indifference
keep yos from the meetings next week.
Money saved and satisfaction guaran-
teed by buying your -four OF Hollington
& Son. 4l3-tf
d. G. Carleton's condition continues to
grow worse. Watchers are needed most
of the time now.
Hollington & Son have just received a
large lot OF handsome cook stoves that
will be sold cheap. 4l4-tf
T. Bundy's well-augur is piercing the
earth on Y Zavodsky's lot. Mr.. z. wants
the pure liquid this time.
Siebert pays the highest market price
for hides and furs, and in cash, at the
Collyer meat market. 404
Preparations are being made by the
ladies OF the Catholic church to celebrate
ST. Patrick's Day with ball.
Collyer must boom. Mills & Sons have
treat you human" Try them. 415-tf
March l rcigncd with the lamb-like
qualities of a midsummer day. The lion
like character of the month will appear
later.
We are overbought on boots, and will
cut the prices way down to you. Try us.
Mills & Sons. Come to stay" 415-tf
Your correspondent is indebted to G.
W. BLACKWELL, agent, for copy OF VIM.
Deering & Co.'s handsome machinery
catalogue.
Our stock of groceries will compare
with any in the state. Call for prices and
look at stock.
415-tf MILLS & Sons, Collyer, Kans.
George Smith and family moved to
town yesterday, from Sheridan county.
They have rented the building south OF
the hotel for short time, when they ex-
poet to remove to Hays City.
Fine stock of dry goods, clothing, hats
and gloves--marked way down. Call for
them.
4l5-tf MILLS & Sons, Collyer, Kans.
A sleet fell last week which greatly en-
HANGED the value of the snow then upon
the ground by creating frozen crust
that resisted for some hours the melting
powers of the suns rays. It also en-
veloped all trees and plants in beautiful
icy coats of which Mr.. Frost is the sole
manufacturer.
We are loaded for Mestodons, and for
job lots and cash trade we will use the
knife.
4l5-tf MILLS & Sons, Collyer, Kans
Cases Of scarlet fever are reported along
the Saline, but as the patients recover
after short sickness, there are many who
believe the diagnosis of the case to have
been incorrectly made. A community
should not have the fears of a contagious
disease forced upon them unless thera is
real danger, not to consider the i'll effects
Of such reports at this time upon immi-
migration.
CGo to G. W. BLACKWELL, Collyer, Kans.,
and examine the Ellwood Patent Tooth |
Harrow before purchasing elsewhere.
41s-tf |
The arrest of W. L. Brown, last Fri
day, for stealing coal belonging to the
railroad company was considered by most |
Of our people as very small affair, mas
much as the coal was of fine. poor quail
ity and was understood to be worthless |
The action OF the person who reported
the case is denounced by everybody. The
case was tried on Saturday, and Mr.. |!
Brown returned home that evening at a
loss of S15 and time.
For SALE,-Cheap to any merchant, |
our remnants of pipes, hats (money in
then) shoes, scales. show cases, &c.
WHEELER Bros,
112-tf Collyer, Rams.
Csmp-wagons, westward bound, mark,
the opening OF the spring immigration,
and the occupants of some which dined
yesterday near Collyer, with the buffalo
grass for table-cloth and the clear blue
heavens for canopy, were merry, hap
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